Get out a sheet of paper to write on.

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Have you ever known someone who died?
Who was it?
Is there anything you wish you could have said to them that you never did?

Here is the scenario: You are dying in four weeks of a painless disease, and they moved you to a room where only four people can fit in, and you can bring three of your posessions. List these:

People:
1.
2.
3.
4.

Posessions:
1.
2.
3.

Alright. Why did you pick these people?

Is there anything you'd like to tell them?
Write it down.

Next: Two weeks later, your case has worsened, and you can only have two people with you now. Who would they be?

1.
2.

Why these two?
What would you like to tell them?

Next: It is your final hour, and you are ready to die (painlessly). You may see one person.
Who would it be?
Why them?
What would you like to tell them?

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The question is, why haven't you told them already?
Why didn't you get to say that final word to the one who died?
What if you died in the next five minutes, without warning? What you wanted to say has gone unsaid.
Why wait?
If you would tell them when you die, why not tell them now?

Consequences? Whats the worst that could happen? If you would trust them with your secrets at your time of death, the time of which they will remember you the most, why not tell them now?

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This is a personal test only. Please do not send me the test, hoping for some sort of result. Thank you, and think about this test,
Caleb